Well, it's a module. You can rebuild the kernel without, right?

I hate it because it's a gaping security hole.

@Linux ip a for life dude

SEVEN!

@Nhil Agreed! Sadly, I'm "new guy", so everyday I basically open a new "present" left by my predecessor. Yesterday I found out that one of his clients (12 workstations and a server) had expired Kaspersky licences since JANUARY 2016 (our salesman was not worried either)

I call it "Microsoft's Java".
Fight me.

One of my math teacher in highschool tried to fuck me with this exact exemple.
He mysteriously disappeared.

Your jr needs to "git gud".

80$ well spent. Thank you for supporting them.

Ruby:
Okay I give up.

@Vyrr @demortes Many thanks!

"Get some sleep."

How is it still working: it does NOT. If you keep a low number of devices (tablets? How do you actually call that? It runs android and it's useless) on the same LAN, it's ok. But as the number grow, you are more likely to have the same mac address twice. It is not supposed to happen, and I was not prepared for that.
Holy shit.
I'm so tired. I have to work around that kind of shit, because the guys out there WON'T FUCKING TRACK THEIR MAC ADDRESSES. It's like some semi-random generator and OF COURSE, we bought 10k devices over 2 years.
We TRIED to automate the "re-macaddressing?" but unfortunately, they gave us the fucking program without source code and we don't even understand how it fucking works. Thank god the contracts ends in a few months.

Yeah, jr dev are cheap.